Toward the Matterhorn by Daniel Metz

There are many points of view to photograph the Matterhorn. This point of view, in my opinion, is the one that gives the best perspective to this symbolic mountain.

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Eva by Dmitry Levykin

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Arches of Scoresby Sund by Sergey Aleshchenko

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Watchman Sunrise by Simon W Xu

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Seconds Of My Life by Timothy Poulton

The incredible people I share my creativity with and those I have had the privilege to meet along my journey inspire my imagery, directly and indirectly. Like it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community to bring a person to life. Life is about choice. When you bring your mind, heart, and emotions to focus on what’s most important for your life, you ignite your passions, clarify your life’s direction, and create possibilities for yourself. The language of emotions is passion: the language of the soul is purpose; the language of the mind is possibilities. I’m so intense and obsessive about everything in my life that spending 480 seconds to capture this image in Patagonia late one starlit night it felt like an eternity.

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Maria by Zachar Rise

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The Hunter by Y K

A Sparrow Hawk in search of his prey with its vigilant and killer eyes.It was close enough to be called macro.

Y K: Photos

beautiful dolomiti by Agnès Perrodon

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Mediterranean… by Giacomo della Sera

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color your life by Norbert Liesz

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Feline Pride ! by Sunil

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Higher Powder 6…Quite Something 😉 by Gaël Caro

Sometimes, when the trajectory of the sun looks like it’s going to be interesting, it’s good to wait till the end, even if it means snowshoeing back in the dark ;-). Cheers everybody Villar-d’Arêne, Alpes, France

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